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Stimuli that produce stress.<\/p>\n

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Negative and positive life events.<\/p>\n

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An agent or condition capable of producing stress.<\/p>\n

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Stressors are factors causing stress. They may be pleasant or unpleasant; real or imagined; and physical, psychological, or emotional in nature.<\/p>\n

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Any physical, psychological, or environmental event or condition that initiates the stress response.<\/p>\n

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A stressor refers to a stimulus or event that triggers a stress response within an organism. Stressors can be classified as acute or chronic, as well as external or internal to the organism.<\/p>\n

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